road worthiness, vehicle load capacity and securing of loads in and on the vehicle. Appropriate authorization to drive/ride the class of vehicles being driven/ridden Removal of unfit vehicles and drivers/riders from the road network - The recovery and rehabilitation of road traffic crash victims from the road network Post crash response and first aid, emergency preparedness and post crash recovery and rehabilitation. Contents The ISO 39001 will consist of following sections: Introduction Scope Normative References Terms and Definitions Context of the organisation Leadership Planning Support Operation Performance Evaluation Improvement Annex (informative): Guidance on the use of this International Standard Certification A number of ISO 39001 certification has increased since 2012. For example, More than 60 companies got certified to ISO 39001 by JQA in Japan. In Korea, Korea Postal Logistics Agency (POLA) got certified to ISO 39001 by KFQ for the first time. ISO reports that 41 organizations affiliated to the Swedish Association of Road Transport Companies had been certified to ISO 39001 by August 2013 – a figure expected to rise to 100 by 2014. Spain: first public transport company to be certified to ISO 39001 South Africa: 72 transport fleets representing some 4 600 trucks and buses certified to the RTMS standard will also adopt ISO 39001. External links ISO Homepage 39001 Road traffic management Road safety